Now when the microphone is plugged in it shows up, albeit as “Line”, but still, it’s alive:įinally it’s all good and the microphone will work as desired. Looks good! A click on “Next >” and we’ve succeeded! When I plugged in my Yeti Pro the PC immediately saw it and connected properly: Inquiring of the company, however, I learned that “Blue” stands for Baltic Latvian Universal Electronics and that this is indeed the correct device driver for the Yeti Pro.Ĭlick “Install” to install the driver and a number of new files will be added to your Windows 7 system:Īfter a moment or two, it’s ready to connect and configure the mic: This, I have to admit, threw me for a loop! Baltic Latvian what? My first thought was that it was a neatly packaged virus or spyware or something. Nothing unusual so far, just click on “Next >”. Now make sure you do not have the mic plugged in and launch the installer… To fix it, you need to download the driver from the bluemic site. The default Windows audio driver can’t handle the Blue Microphone Yeti Pro (and quite a few other Blue Mic products, but it’s no sweat, we just need to install the driver, so don’t worry) so we see This device cannot start (Code 10) Click on it and you’ll get even more detail: There’s the problem, the tiny yellow warning symbol next to the Blue USB Audio 2.0 device. Now you’ll see all the devices and peripherals hooked up to your PC: Now back up to the first set of Control Panel controls, where we clicked on “Hardware and Sounds” and this time click on “View devices and printers” instead. You want to look for “Manage audio devices”:Ĭlick on the “Recording” tab and, alas, you don’t see the Blue Microphone device: You’ll move to a section with a ton of options related to devices and sound. For now, just click on “Hardware and Sounds”, as I’ve said: Below you’ll see I’ve highlighted “View devices and printers”, but we’ll come back to that. Look for the Hardware and Sound section and click on “Hardware and Sound”. To do that, go to “Control Panels” from the Start menu.
Let’s start by confirming that your computer sees the microphone, it’s just the OS doesn’t know how to mount it and make it an available device. Even better, there’s a new driver from Blue Mic since I wrote this original tutorial! Go here to get it: Latest Blue Microphone Yeti Pro driver for Windows 7, Windows8 and even Windows 10 beta.
0 kommentar(er)
